The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-08
OBITUAR Y.

Mr.. George Jessop, Sr well-known citizen of
Baltimore county, died on Sunday, at his resi-
dencc, kenilworth. near Ashland. He
was born on the adjoining place, Vaux Hall,
which was the family scat for three generations.
Charles Jessop, over a century ago, came from
| Shcfield, England, and settled there, on tract
of land comprising 1900 acres. Mr. Jossop mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Ashton, daughter of Joseph
Ashton, of Hartford county. She died IA years
later, and he then married her sister, Miss Ellen
Ashton. He had seven children by his first wife,
| four of whom survive, and two children by the
last who are also living. He was one of the old
est vestrymcn of Sherwood Protestant Epsco-
pal Church at Cockeysville, and was notably
charitable, have gone to q large expense in re-
modelling the Methodist church built by his
| father. He was once county surveyor and was,
! from its organization in 1913 until a few months
ago, director in the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Hartford county. lie leaves a large
estate. Hc was buried en- Tuesday at NauX
Hall.
DIR. Garrett Altvater, another well-known res
ident of Baltimore county, died at the residence
of his daughter, near Upper Falls last Saturday,
aged Il years. He was graduate of the Univer-
sity OF Maryland and in 1882 was appointed ply
stefan to the city jail. lie rendered efficient SER
vices during the cholera epidemic, in recogni-
a handsome set of surgical instruments In 1874
he went West, and was employed by the govern
ment in getting together the remnants of several
tribes of Seneca Indians that had been removed
! from New York to the Indian Territory and re-
turning them to their native hunting grounds.
! He returned in 1859. He was q staunch Demo-
crat in politics, and under Mayor Banks's admin
istration was a vaccine physician and subse-
| quently physician in charge at the Quarantine
| Hospital. He leaves two sons, one of them DR..
E. W. Atvater, of Upper Falls, and one daugh-
! ter
Mr.. Mark Barteson, formerly of Hartford
! county, died on March 3lst, at the residence of
his son, DR.. II. c. Barteson, Fernwood, Della
ware county, Pa, aged 81 years. Mr. Bartleson
removed to Hartford county from New Jersey in
1853 and bought the farm near Baldwin station,
| on which his son, Mr.. VIM. d. Bartleson, now re-
sides. Mr.. Barteson was citizen of Hartford
county for thirty years, and by his uprightneSs
and integrity of character won the respect and
esteem of all with whom he was thrown in con-
tact. His wife died some years ago. lie leaves
six sons, who are Edward E. Bartleson, of Chcs-
ter, Pa, Lewis Bartleson. of Kansas, Dr. S. p.
Bartleson, Of Clifton Heights, Delaware county,
Pa, VIM. ID. Bartleson, of Hartford, DR.. IL. G.
Bartlcson, of Fernwood, and u. I. Barteson, of
! South Chester, Pa, all of whom, except Lewis,
attended his funeral, which took place at Fern
wood Cemetery. Sunday, April 3D..
Mr. Euclidas Scarborough died at the res
idence of Mr.. Samuel Wallace. near Pylesville,
on Thursday of last week. He was buried at
Statewide church on Saturday. Funeral services
were held in the church by Rev. T, NJ. Craw-
ford. The pall-bearers were VIM. Cox, VIM. II
johnson, David II. Stokes, James II. Day, Ken
nedy Bay and Parker +. Scarborough. Messrs
Treakle & HUFF were the undertakers. Mr.
Scarborough was 20 years of age. He never
married and for the last few years lived Ions ~
life. He was kind neghbor. good man and
was respected by all who knew him. His only
brother is Mr. Joseph Scarborough, who lives
near Magnolia.
Mrs. Margaret Favour, wife of John b. Favour,
died at her late residence, near FallSton, on
Thursday morning OF paralysis aged r years
The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon,
! at2 o'clock. Services and interment at st.
Johns Church, Long Green Baltimore county,
| Friends i'll meet at the house at o clock.